° -ment January 4, :

The Department. anid. “that | .
Donald M... Walker, .at:. present):
'-sgenlor--

‘made either by mail or in per
. 80n-at the Prince Rupert office, }.

.power Service Centre with.the

ma a ge ep ae a rn on etree sire

_ meeting: will. deal. with the -act-

' past year and. will also include
‘the eléction of ten directors,

ae ee Og ee, ees

‘must ‘havea Heence,

ft today. ’

' iene 635-2801 ae

Parker: vr :

Terrace, no. |

afternoon,

‘Fun: "IN ‘THE. SNOW for: ‘Local Teds, ‘Ws.
Hill, Herald photographer caught this’ group in‘action Sunday.

4

enjoyed on Olaon’s . *

G tizens:

‘Manager named.

“Manpower “plans:

Terrace

A Canada “Manpower Centre: ‘wil opel in: ‘Terrace

February: WG.
lis ‘offices will be next door
to Ellis Hughes Flectric on Kalin
Bt porth.
artment of Manpower and
Immigration .made the announces

“Manpower: ‘coutsellor ‘fal
Kamloops, : proud. be dn charge.
-of the new office,-:

. Establishment ‘the “new
centre’ here Is. seen as recog.
nition of Terrace’s central posis.
tion ‘in-the Pacific Northwest,

However, a Manpower spokos-
Iman stressed that the new entre
will not handie applications for
Hen borment Insurance bene»

5

Applications ‘will. continue to be

Mrs, E; M, Fitzsimmons, mans
aging Manpower counsellor at
Prince Rupert told the Herald
Monday:

+ “Terrace will have a full Mane

same: Services. we have in the

Library to

elect Ye
The Terrace Library: Asaoc-

dation will elect directors at ita].

annual -public meeting. tonight, |;
(Wednesday) _ ist

Scheduled ‘for 8 o'clock, “in
the library building, the annual

iyities of. the. library during the

Five of. the directors will then
be. appointed. to, the: Library ex-
ecutive.‘ a

Ldbrarian Mien’ Van Heek will
give 8 -report out-of the most
recent. workshop. “held in Tor-
race, aid will also {ntroduce
some new ideas in the Held of
library {inaneing,

Amang them will be:a ‘report|
on’ the prospects offered through
Regional Districts,” Te

wy

centre

; agreements. and
things." “

Prince Rupert branch; “But we!
are entirely: ‘different from the
Unemployment. Insurance Com.
mission and we aré-not connéce
ted with that Service: in any’

Our. function, is solely one of

nt ashi nat ied tiye

ed to-" “glaboratd

Fitzsimmons Bald: “When a
or .Wortigh' 16: out df. Wore 7nd |
looking for'ancther job or when
he is dissatisfied with’ his pres
sent. empltoymont, ‘: we” offer
counselling and placement Sere
vices,” .

Asked: if, the Unemployment
Insurance. : Commission would
ever ‘situate a branch office in
Terrace she replied: “I think
there’s: no possibility of ‘this.
happening at all,’

Thay are actually cutting back
on the number of ‘offices ‘they:
haye operating and most of this
work igs done by mail nw, ;

‘Even in Prince Rupert where
there is a branch of the UIC,
people use the: Inail’ to make

tt, and recelye benes ‘

The’ new’ Terrate: Manpower |:

es Contes will’ staft- two. Matipower

counsellors, a clerk and a stenos

her. ‘in: addition # -Senjor |;
| Manpower Counsellor Donald. M,

Walker,

Walker has served with Mae
power. arid its .predeces.
gatiizations. ‘sine 1945,
Berved:as District Commistoner’
of the Boy" Scouts in ‘Kamloops.
Commissioner: of thie Boy Scouts!
in Kamloops, -

On ‘Montay, owners ofthe bullite
ing into which the Canada Mans | °
power Centre 1s scheduled te gao'|

next month, Ellie Hughes Elecs
‘tric - Ltd, could not confirm that .
-|-the ‘office would ba ready: to. open

on Feb BS | ee

A spokesman for ponte Hughes.
Electric said: ‘We havenodetin,
ite confirmation yet.: We're still
in the: process. of drawing: up
leases ° amd

: The office aréa slated for the |:
CMC. office has. approximataly

1600 > Square feat of floor apace.

~ . | Monday:

aes Ree ote Be
Tian | munfelpal’ pametthe
But - dt: Would bei ‘up..to: the:

alkOF ma

‘on Council |

ommittees?|

Reeve J Fred Weber said Mon-
day. that he will ask ‘Council to
consider inviting private citizens

‘The Reeve made the statement
after ripmination of coun-
| gillors to five ‘working: vomradt-

Be:

“ Commmitices were’ formedMon-
day at the inaugural: ‘meeting,
when Weber formally took of- |’
fea au succeeding Reeve ALF, Gert)

Reeve, Weber. said that the Mun:

comiriittaes “themse]ves - to. de-

a “think it ‘would, be - a. good
idea - to invite people: who. ean
contribute. knowledge ; to ein a
committed,"? he said...

‘The - following:
were named Monday
- INDUSTRIAL ‘AND COUN:
CIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMIT-
TEE: Chairman, Cou éillor Bill
McRae, Coungillor . Cam. Lane,
Councillor Lloyd Johnatone. *

‘MUNICIPAL “PLANNING:
Chairman, Councillor Ey Clik,
Councillor Allan McAlpine, Coun.
eillor Lloyd Johnstone,

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRA-
TION: Chairman, ‘Coincillor Al-
‘lan. McAlpine, Councillor Dor.
othy’. Norton, Councillor Licyd
Johnaton
; PUBLIC RELATIONS ANDIN.
"FORMATION; Reeve J, Fred
‘Weber, Chairman, : - Councillor
Lloyd Johnstone, Municipal: Ad.
‘ninistrator John Pousette, ©’

PARKS -AND- RECREATION:
Chairman, Councillor Cam Lane,
Councillor’ - Dorothy .. Norton,
Couneillor Ev Clift.

“Library lifts.
"overdue fines

“Tardy bodt-borrowers: may re
turn overdue books. without pen-:
alty this week, According to Ter-
race Public: ‘Library, ys

Librarian’ Mien-yan Heek sata|
that’ the library “had suspended
all<tines for Inte returns: for the
first two weeks of January...

- The, period ends Saturday aftor-
noon at’S pam. when the ‘brary
closes for the weekend, ;

‘comiattods |

te

RCMP WARN:

When Suntor ried

‘Te: itis driven on
Vehicles Act; 4
7 “Constable ew Metluce
potential hazard: of- young ‘chlldren

“snow machines on local: streets
We're: finding elght and-ten~

sting these things. up: and. lng a Bide
. Ope! eBe | 8. Up:

" A5 motor’ vohlelog and 80°
_ they. must-be licehced and equipped the sema as

Skidoos: are ‘di

all motor vehicles.

“This alao means s that toni hive Kite ue as

a 1 operating the machine tt cidiivane”

pe dalethat ROME’ sll bs
. ‘on n the alert foe silat: tine tiebal: thie trafic,

estate MeCiure:

‘omg _

kisdoo down tlie
street, it could cost Dad’ some dollars. intines,
MP ‘warned. ‘this: woek -that-the-Sktutoo _

‘or Snowmobile is a‘motor vehicle,” . De
we Reon streets, iho itven
comes, under the Motor’

ny! a
hak

division said. that police” were: alarmed. at thé:

ataxt gettine ont

al
a i“

-tlons: ‘placed on
cles,* -

of. the “teatfle
delving. the.

+ ot: ee We fs chided ce ‘ane the i stn dy ana”
” he! went “around: corner: hor’ crogawaye and this -

happen,’
ere - great fun all right, birt when they ~

“and become a hed
" .MeClure aad there are'thres’locall restric.

Skldpos ‘or. SNOW ériiden ‘ake oa allowed "
"on -Muntélpal ‘roads at anytime except fo crogs,
“and il crossings must be made in the straight.
6st and shortest method availabl .
ht: speration 46--vetoed. on all roads, *.

operation of fs. ml sors
awed |

BL tea :
bub u We Se rant to to roe poe

se

than ‘a. Potential accident ”
hand, they cage ‘tobe fun ¢

the operation of the popular anon:

Cn “

roady i ane allowed for the
wt “They axe :

to serve on Council Committees, |

igipal Act, zontal the. appoint
Mt itizen. for

‘edde who they appoint,’ "the Reeve

(skidding accidents: led .RCMP

"| charges ‘are contemplated, -

said ho blame was attached,

= Sunday

. |} Duteh Valley bridga, -: |

. ‘to $000, .

, Wilfred Jolly. algo ‘of Terrace.
-Damage.was estimated at about

in 1967.

“86, 535,440 over the 1966 construction total of $2,991,104,
~ Bullding Inspector EF, RB. Green,

~ delivery i

And so ‘will Thornhill,
_Postmaster / General . - Jeane
Pierre Cote announced January 4
that .a ‘letter catrior delivery

both Terrace Lea the ® Thornhill
district,

Thornhill too aye

its offical! Mal |

service .will be established for}

in ‘68

T's official,~ ‘Terrace dil. have mail delivery in 1968,

Bat -the . Cote atatetnent did |-
not indicate: when ‘the Service ||
would be started, : .

Postal authorities isurveyed the | -
area last

ar crashes |

* Perrace ‘motorists showed cau-
tion ‘driving: throughice andsnow.
Accidents were rare. °.'
- Until last weekend, -- *
“Saturday and Sunday a rash of

Traffic Constable W.D,. McClure
to issue another warning’ to all
drivers: . “The. roads -are.: still
very icy aiid trencherous.-Motor-
ists would be. well advised: to
drive with. extra, care” ‘and at.
tention,"* co

Constable McClure’s comment’
‘came after four crashes. Satur-
day and Suiday, -

The first, cecurred at approx-|
imatély. (12:15 ‘p.m.’ Saturday, | of
when - cars: ‘driven’ by Douglas
Carson ‘of Terrace: and Harold
Fredrickspn. of: Seattle. collided
on. Sparks, Streét near okelee
Avenue,

The - Fredrickson. vehicle. was
leaving ‘a hotel ‘parking lot when
struck bythe Carson .car, No
injuries were reported and dam-
ages were rélatively light.“

Icy driving. conditions . were
blamed for: the. ‘mishap : ‘and no

Parking her car at the side
of the highway was costly: for
Mrs. Carol Froese of the Villa-
ak-K'san‘on Highway 16 EastSat-|
urday evening.. Unable. to, drive;
the’ vehicle into her property be«
cause of a drifted driveway, Mra,
Froese Parked dust" oft the high:

way.

At approximately. 6:45 ‘pm,
during a heavy, showfall..a. car
driven by Henry Scheper ot Ter-
race smashed Into, the ‘roar “of
the Froese vehicle, Damage
wore ‘estiniated at $1200, RGMP

The third weekend” amashup

‘| occurred .. at about | 12:15- a,m,| "
on the Kalum Lake Roag,!| ¢.:

-] When poor visibility arid ce con-
ditions “were blarhed for'a head.| °
on: collision just: north: of the

"Cars: driven by: Jamas Roeves
‘and Gary. Shannon, both of Ter-
Face, met head-on as the Shannon’
|| vehicle rounded a corner: :
Four" persons “in: the Shannon},
car. and three in the Reavy Bea car
escaped. without. infury, bu

"BQOS, “Were, gatinrfeted, at. clone

-Police said ‘Monday that: ny}:

|| inetdent.,: -

Fourth sliding smash” ‘of the
hweokend , took place in the: 330
block: ‘on Kalum “Street at ‘
[10:20 a.m. Sunday when a Chev,
‘pickup driven ‘by Mario Da Costa.

ap edan driven by

; ainimun' num

3 ministered the oath to the reeve

:| charges ‘wilt ards ‘out, of, the r

of Terrace, . collided broadside: be
with lymouths

the servi¢s,
“The survey" revealed 2,590 |.

calls in the ‘Terrace and Thorn | a

routes to
distance of 36 miles,
; A -mallmobile wilt be used. on |:
all routes,

The announcement said that | .

the. necessary administrative

it added. a. second" “proviso:

have been equipped with the ree
quired - “mail-recolving ” facilis
Hes.”
people not employed hy the civil
service, - -

: The Postmaster General also
said that forms will be distri |:
buted. to the people concerned
*informing them of the imperde
ing service and ‘of the

Wil fe, sons
watch reeve
take oath

A woman and two young boys

Monday night as John. Freder-.
ick Weber took his oath of al-

Teérrace’s reeve, -
and Ross ware proud,

quiet in the” munitipal ‘eouncil
chamber that a falling pin. might

Magistrate c I Norrington ad.

and. four new” municipal ‘coun-
beret Lloyd Johnstone, Ever-

served follr years .on council,’
‘Atithe conclusion of the oath,
retiring Reeve. A.F. Goulet hand-
ed over the gavel and master
key ‘to Reeve Weber and expres-
‘ped ‘his Wish succesa ‘in the’

et guid: :

ow. your wife. ‘Wi have to
ih‘ your shoes. for’ you and
address, you ‘ag. Your Worship
at home." -

his ‘council, “I would

‘|ta:.teke this opportunity’ ti ew Ox.

press. my ‘sincere thanks: to the

retiring’ councillors and’ to: re.

tiring. Reave. Bert Goulet for tha

work they have, dons and‘for the
Ip :-they. hay

ported, . f
"Polige atiactiod ng:

Pa ean ‘Rook ing

October to seo if:there- “
~ were 2,000 mafhdelivery calls,, |.
required for |

1S |

mail dolivery will: étaxt: when |”. “¥4 However: "unofficial estimates based on the recent. Fost

arrangements have been made,’” |.
“when 80 per ‘cent of the hornes | a

“That means: mail, boités to |.

| res |
ments, to be met for the recoint |: ;

the potential in Terrace,
+...” “Their survey confirmed our contenti

' end prosper,"

any weather setbacks”,

“there was a: drop in the number of actual building permits

sat quietly in the public gallery | @
legiance and officially. became

“Mra, Weber and sons John

have produced a. clattering cad] %

heoming term.
With a ‘note - of ‘huinor Goul-

~ Caution optimism

= ened for ‘68

“Terrace grew by $814 million worth of new buildings

oar grew by $e million worth of new butldings in
‘The construction upsurge was a staggering increase of
Figures were released January 4 by Terrace Munteipal

:+ ~The. construction’ total of $8,526,544 repreacits, 152
,, building’. ‘permits Assted: within the Terrace | municipal —
~ bouneariss, vail

lo figures are a able for the adjoining Thornhill area,

* The 1967 emphasis was on major construction projecti, -
pending a : pullion dollar addition to the Terrace Co-op,
@' Woolwo: feway shopping plaza due to. open early in .

. April, a million-dollar addition to Mills Memorial Hospital,

and additions to the. B.C. Vocational School, _ Scheduled. to

- receive students this Septomtiér, .

. Actual number of building permits issued dropped from a

. 1966 total of 220, to the- 1967 figure of.152,

A Horald survey revealed z:| cautious optimism for tha

* future, But there was also some uneasiness eapreened at cure | °

Pent economic trends, . a

a * ar.
Indicative of this riod. was Corbin Hing, General. Manager”

“0: tho’ Terrace Coop... "|

King said that he. did not’ ‘consider last year’s building.

.. Program indicated any inajor aconomic upsurge in: Terraca,,

- “I "think the economie-“strueture in Terrace was ata-
slower pace ‘last year. than in 1966," “ha: told the Herald,” -
eye cab et Ca gS, me
0 nsion: was ni le in antic Future
~ hut to meat existing needs. " Brow
“We --buflt to accommodate ‘the’  popalation: already |
oe ae ere, he said, -

Office survey for. mall Gelivery indicate a strong pepul ulation *
; growth in 1967 ,2-0

An unofifcial siirvey. one. year: ago’Usted the tirea as just

~ short “of | thé 2,000-"home. units needed “for. mail delivery,

; But the official * survey counted, 2500 home units in October: «

Wak, “Ped? Matihouse, ‘managing director. of ‘Canade |
sade Real Estate - ‘Departaiont, was optimistic. over:
“Terace’s future. -

Hig. company’s decision ta. open. ‘a " muperriartiet “here.”
followed considerable study, he ‘told the. Herald from ‘hie.
'. Vanectiver office, -

“We were interested in what we saw hore, ia he sald,
+ .“ We have our own. market research department and we. -

|s (NEW |
(| THIS WEEK.

| but we thought we'd Iet you! :
mes 8 and 9 this Week were :

put together with women - type
readers in mind. 5
<The new format is- part a

1963. version of the Terrace Her- .

-{ald, We started. last week’by in- -
, trodueing: the - - Ann Landers col- oo

evThe. Recent on the women's pag. :
"| es" will continue tobelocaleventa |

‘| and people, For example, we're .

, _| and people a weekly feature on :

.| Terrace women’s groups, start-
net this week: with the Women’s

tute,
ae re locking ‘for’ ‘alittle help
fromthe groupg . themselves,
We're asking local womttén's clubs
to have-their advance: news in

““}to.the. Herald “office by: hopn Fri-

Tha gives us time to put their .

. mony in our, hew-atyis. women's

Roe, Pua

| ‘Engineer of:
year’ speaks.
| to: chamber.”

British” Columbia's “Gnginer.

“Lot ‘the year will be guest's

e Terrace Chamber’ ‘of
‘installation b

continuing improvements for the

partnient. of B,C, Hydro; His

>| partment ‘plang’ electricity nee

for the province, -.

- Nash -was. named ‘engineer of
the year: in December: by -the
- | Association. of Professional’ En-
jeineers, we :

- The . Ghamber ” of ‘Commerce

T banquet ‘will see the formal in.

.| stablation of new president Frank

(Siddmore who ‘takes over from

[2867 7" president Willie Schrelder,

‘be, installation banguit in the

"enews Room of the Lakelse. Hot- ,
el will ‘start at-T pm *:

The | Chamber has. ‘invited the

| public, Banquet tickets areavall. - -
. | able : ‘trom ; sneer members. :

‘asked them to do a market survey to elther. ‘confirm ¢ or deny
ma

Monkhouse ‘added: ‘It's a town that should continue to grow
Ho said that Seteway expected to open Ani 1 tarcing
. . 7 * “eo of° ‘
While the imajor construction projects were impresaive,

issued in 1967,
The Horald asked local contractor Hans Manthay of H, & H
Construction if he saw a decline in home building,

- Winn’ fo. head
Terrace. ‘RCMP ©

_. RCMB ‘have nained’ roeent
DR “Ron: Winn. to aan the
Terrace detachment.*,. coh

I Sergeant Winn will take ”
{Ears 1. He: ee

Sergeant John Maidens, ‘recently -

sou Manthey was confident that the building trond will cone .

“They were ‘silent, It. seas Bo | i

<The new. reeve spoke’ ‘let -_

transte rred to Ottawa, .

.- 8. Chatlad v Nash, mes. oe
agex of the load development dée~